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STATE POLITICS
OETTINU ATTENTION
AfBridgcport Paper Reports
Judge John H. Light as
Being Mentioned for
Governor
"I'.‘.“»I'.: Armourml in. the
'11“? I" "‘L‘,.'I’ll thug m-ulzn'uzr
I . - Jun” 5; I.‘;:E'lt m’ .‘Jnrv.;).lk
. . _- It >1 unto [ht‘ I'luwhgiit
I l n ' fh» tllsptlwluxl".
mur. .u‘wmim: to
3 I whu“ rt
. ~ l ; N’Hu‘h. ll "3. .W‘rflv of
l ."r‘t -~’.~ .4 cit-'1. r‘[ n" r! v ;.:’.,
3L. -‘. :3 ‘zlk~ :3 liq“:
3‘ 2‘ .l'. '.-.' 131:1? has 3 > 5—1;
. 1 31m in IMHI' l’. Ir: mu:
3 ' .n I."." V W12" :1. "l.-"r“.“" RCIDTP-
.3 '1. I1I< town. Sin-.iks’lr of
‘ l LF‘.~~..T.’HI‘.-.<. .ll'I
‘ ' rr’ . (I .WJ-I yr :‘v t ,n‘:
31-. Il’e.§ .i'I’- 5‘
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' rut? of f“: :lr;~-: ll. l’lurm-s n?‘
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, i I': —, l.l'_"‘t‘= :lsruiru‘mn? .lt
» ' flan. Hu .1!" . 9h ~l r: comma.
(Cflr‘Iinued on Page Twelve)
3m ENCOURAOIZ
smw HATTINIi
1Federation of Labor Calls
I Attention to That Branch
I
I .
of Industry
"' t 7’ r‘ ..t .Vurxv'l k is :3.»-
~:~ lr rim tu‘.t1»'l<hnh :l.‘ 0.“ lie
I‘ ‘. z. i 3 .4. an ' 'x'w"
I - 4‘ *_ 7-,? i:,":~t"_v ‘."- tfl~
4 ' Ln ~ I :j ~3“..I‘ lr‘flvrl-ta' :x lawn-
' I‘f’» Iv l'r'n Churn-3.9
‘ ' t ‘ I ‘ :r ,1: it: 721-" ‘H‘ :1
‘~ ‘ 2H}; with '1 \ “v to
' - g t f" l ' ' ’3:
I r ’1» ‘ "pun iv; :1“ ln"n"r\:
>1 ,T- t ': ‘v'v‘lz'AWh 1"! pmmmr the
I I H' ‘r"' I‘ I.“ .Lmvr‘ltt ll"? ll.‘.l~
I ' ~' .lml tn r4” rlttvrtznn
; " "-u "1 Tl‘i: r..'\ Illn".
, ' 't n 0' "'"zs r-<'-“’I;?i:‘~l". it
, ~ ‘ ‘ it T".NT‘-‘lv“ tl‘v n’ln.‘
I at; n int: vw-rr- m.x:I« m
‘ ~ .“ ‘ 3'. ilr'zrr thw
‘ r -‘ ‘ _ 3" fr” l“ 1‘11 ll"
K ' ' we ' motors. i‘ :3: sfii
"~ ‘1! 1H yar-
I 3 ~44 1,1‘0HHI Fr‘lllt.
'> : 7‘» l"IIYIH‘}‘ m tI-is
.
' " . .. '2 <1 ssion of the nor!-
, ‘ L . 't" ‘.' w'rl‘hul 0:."J‘r-r9
3 ~‘« I ”l" - f»- 1r“ as ’u‘Wyl'fNZ
g l -\ 1‘ H'.‘Iw:lr:1. pros! 2333!:
s! ' «' ' In N! .\. Gotnmr‘. of
" ‘ ‘ " .". 3'00!“ij o!‘ Hart‘brvl:
‘ . "' "'3‘ - :- n" Orv-vaulrl‘. mill
., '. I.: I‘m. 3“ Norwich: trons»
E I"" J. “‘..‘L v' .‘Jw-iw of Mend-“n:
; ‘ Im \7, IT‘r-lwlrn.
er."- - t. n r. .")rl‘.“'l Saturday
' ‘ r :t 17‘". having oomph-ted
]' I ."r‘s l‘ art}. The nv-x' set‘
~' ' - lu- INTI m .\’ww Haven. mm-
W: or: tI.~ first Monday in June.
HISTORY OF
COMMUNITY HALL
when Pn sldent
r 51cc: IZthT lawn compliment-.11 upon
> his l’lw‘it spew-chest hr? Sal-i:
I, .:-x stt thin: I ever wrote was an
I
"'1 rm Arnzsi'Tn
if
mtz‘ulrx for my dog. I felt “at. and
Jun-lurk can write when he {eeis very
shall rlx upon his subject.” That may
‘H 54:1‘2'lt in the strungth of our de.
a.“ to rxpress adequately and &n~
vmclv our conception of what the
7 ;-. vst Norwalk Improvement Associa-
I‘ ‘ Us”. Community Hall mean to
32+“? Norwalks’ coherence of thought
1‘» submerge-l and words and descrip-
. 'z' » phrases stern futile.
Flll"“ that any. less than twelve
'.'< ago. when thirty women. imbued
u "-1 ClVlC zeal. and endowed with P»
r‘tw'h‘ vision. rust and organized the
FT. S I. A.. its growth has been malt
-v»nconrnging: and today this emula-
3m". x.- the only women's club in Con-
3.. ticut owning its own building. and
Community Hall the only in“ in the
’2": where meetings can be held on
:rn.m-l floor.
Perhaps facts and figures ‘1“ M
arm-k. for themselves. One week utter
"~:":.:n‘.z;1tion. Oct. 5. 1910. the (MIT
‘ni‘ the association contained $31.50.“
fTW‘N‘vls from duet. Tom I. m.
V‘pp.
TWO ARRESTED
TOR REOHLESS
AUTO DRIVING
—____
Tno urrv‘sts for reckless dri\ing
and two minor automobile- accldrltm»
I'vrdured the work of the First. Dis.-
l.rlct police over the Work-«mt 7;..an
arm-fwd “iv? Kusmnty Efogol‘oaki. cl’
.8 broad street. and John liac'x‘leI 0‘
Sonthpert. L . A
Elapgnroaki i: hm‘l on t‘l» char?!» 0"
Vlrinlig an ali{l.l.!’)l'l:r‘ 1.2 a Titll‘l‘s.‘
(YVZ'LRRVT‘ while un-lvr tiar- Inflav rm» l!
Honor. A; 9..." ' o‘clock Aalnrw LV
night. lzozrn‘ceki. -‘;‘..:r:: :1 Innis:
cam (in into the-“h” ~ I
car ovate-d by ‘-‘l‘
21 Fur." strrrl. lurv’a
Iight of (“-v Zatt- r m..c1.;.>'.
ski ‘14:: .hr“ hit-r1 i. to r‘
l'arrz‘ m m ‘1 irp .3. "a
mi n? 1515" :‘iltl Juli; I"
(1'12“va fl‘ll'l thv- FILL: 1;." ll“
‘.!'1 tn») crux» for 9 o'clock .‘londnv
morn-2’ ;‘. hm»
.\ Se ( 0an
lit.
arms: “115 ran-Iv 25.33,
1-.
C""T=’i5“1"i O". Yaw Twelve)
IENJAMIA‘ Elfin
WEDSNIZWI’DII—HOIRL
;' r»; -.-~=
. o .rz~l t'r'i-- .
.2: A. l". «’v-l (‘3 {'3 \‘.. 51‘-
"f‘utt Wrml. ind WV; I}: ‘.,'-~ .1
‘-Ir- (is oral K~ --lo r n' 32:1? -t r" ~
7’ lll'l ZI’: r-rnru" '
“' ; l.“nl>l . , 21%
."r\'.' ‘i’v-r‘k c‘it‘». r: l t
tool: "1:: 3:15 brill“ ‘Ti Sp 7.».
.latzhtér of Mr :invl I‘ll-'3 Samnwl
5P2“) or 2"!) Wm: Huh strut. an
Yo i‘k city.
The wedding. whwh was he'd m"-
cnr‘rllné to thc Helxrvw cz'stom. was
pvrt’ormml by Raw-ll Sra'lgn'. Ami took
Flue)
CROWD OF NEGROES
KILLS A MOTORMAN
(Cnntin'ivrl on P11: .
MISS glg‘locig MAN ”0 ARE “Ill-[D
TWO INJURED O3
mm HITS AUID
Plainfield Motor _ Party in
Fatal Crash at Devil’s
Den Crossing on Sunday
ACCIDENT NEAR
VES LOST AS STORM ‘
NGLAND AND NEW YORK »
NEW YORK. June 12 IAssociatcd
l'i‘e;SSI.—Dzn break this morning Found
hundreds of parents. children and re~
lativegstill standing vigil at the dark:
at City Ishnd. awaiting the arrival of
polio-c hours which during tho hoarse.“
darkne-ss had searched th» “Hatters of
Long lsiand Sound for additional \l«‘~
tims or" )'=5t0r‘tl;t:€'s terrific storr?1.!
Powerful search ed over the
water at: Ll‘." g1 ' o .
hut the WV“: tine hall:
Lorne 2L\'tL‘-.}' the lvrfiizs not :1..‘0\v1?5.~li
last night a >l‘“:ar1_v tit-ally the policfi-
rt.por:~:d flat the list c" known 42.1.3
,
Locomotive Escapes With'
a Few Scratches
S'l‘v’ililJNG. June li.--—’I‘o‘o p4 rsons
.m-H- killed and tvvo seriously injured
“ i an f:".i‘)TIZGb!§C was [Ii-ESLL'tl Ly
L 3.». .xgrr train. 11.: tho— luvlls. Inn
_r»‘. " lsz‘rfl' New York. Til-w Hu-
. and Ifikrtlcrll rmirru-l is: this.
mm: grate-fins}: The ~inf-n: Lurk": rs»
«2; vi iuiuz‘y. The (it-ad Tiff: lli‘rcn’
1‘3 i ‘ 7H. and Eli's. Phoebe .\l. fir.-
l;-o»rt. 2 . both of Plainfleltl.
Tllo- injured are: Mrs. Duh; Phil.
T23» awn“ _.“,Vu‘_“h._l is that. M. lira Wire of l‘hmips. and Mrs. ’19::-
‘Ji‘. Ali: H in: l‘~:x'.. “‘3‘“ l~ 2“ mar: :2 .- Matteo of Pleimh 1‘}. The lat—
iia ' ' (.1 :xlvntdn: 3)" “(guinea «rm 1. tar is in the “" 1" ”(us 1‘05pi.'ii'
'5; 1” .~u 'hu‘. 4%” ‘lI:vs-i'.'.a::-~ Errrxxich, with a baker: In: and
nwur of ‘li ~ Do I“ at. \Jew 1‘ hr-in‘~~ oth-‘r injuries. 5"" daughter. Sophie.
to 9hr “is Fun! (urimuu, r-nmo- a~ 3 ”in months Old. i:- with h”. and
uwp’iw to nanny; lulcmlrnninz i~ tar-.3 @7313. few Emtl‘hJ-L “2‘5 P1)”-
2m ~44! of \En. I‘ve-12‘ n. “mum- lips and the sin-months I dumb" r
out; 3.: um wit). and at [mount is “'1’ AT"! Hebert were tnkrn to at
ya .‘me-riatta linux10: sch-liar at ()x- U:U‘~Kimball hOSNUI in l’tltium.
I'wrd. HP Int-t 3n~~ Du Punt (him :2. Th" automobile I'm-t“ “'15 on the
tlu.‘ war. WAY from Plalnficir. to l‘rbai-EenCv
- when the machine was hit by a train
‘mumul from Protidence to \Villimnn-
A i I ' i 3 tic and Hartford. The train was in
! _ 15:: of George Johnson. conduc-
II I t‘“
. (and James Ford. engineer.
3353 3539333,?” WW .3252;
JDINI MEMORIAL
locomotive. “'hc-n the train
Expected to Deliver It To.
morrow or Thursday—
Griflith Returning to Dub-
[in Tonight
LONDON. Jun» 1: (Associate-l
E‘F'S5) —\\'i aha Churchil‘. fit"- Col-
our!) Socrv-any, annonl‘mv! lf‘: '39
House of Commons this af'r-moon,
(5:1: it would be more conxeniunt
LIII'l in the gcneml piglilic infirm-st if
lri-lan-l
would
.3
l’lx' ‘jV‘l-t'l‘fed his Slflttrllt'flt o.
whit”? it hatl [wen «\rfict- -1 ho:
Alb-Tl‘nr‘ [0‘l‘1)’. until tomorrow or pos-
sibly Thursday.
The articles 0 {the new Irsh Con-
stitution have been revise-d so satis—
factorily. the Evening Star asserts to-
«Iuv that Arthur Griffith will return
to.[)i:hiln with them tonight. It adds
that Colonial Secretary Churchill may
postpone his statement in the House
of Commons until tomorrow. so that
announcement of the agreement may
be made simultaneously in London
and in Dublin. ‘
BELFAST. June 12 (Assoczated
managing
Press).—-Edward Define. . ‘
director of a. bakery concern in Lel-
faet. was shot dead. today. in the
firin's ofllcc. Three-men forced en-
trance into the office and. shouted.
Devtne rushed at them.
v"
"Hands up .
whereupon they killed him. ,
DI'BLIX. June 12 (Waited
Press).--This week will be one or
(Continued on page first”)
_______————-—.._—
mmm ‘
Ala-roam
PHILADWA. June 1°.—-'nuree
persons were killed am: two hum
one believed rat-liar. in I to!”
menu: m a mdmk ‘0‘!
automobile on Roosevelt
Boulevard. '
The victims were
groper-015 hunter,
hotter-in
property. situated on the ma! Ii!
Colonial Secretary'Churchill
Defers Statement On Ireland
.[7 .. "t;
; :x‘lirlrmxrw. 1'2"» :2 mil mum. . r 1:. .
':.:' . I?” 'v‘lrsrz'Ja llu: "3:7: 2 . ' - ’- .’ »
1*.v.wv tum‘mtfv 33> .—"..'. l . -i t: . I‘ ‘ i . ‘ '
J" " rr-lu‘ by :i «fr-1‘74 o" rmzro‘s I _
nt‘, whom In“- hal 1r L“ ~.
E..." (in 1" South l..cl~: I > *
\V‘H z: "-r .1‘» ".' Il- ‘ ’ p . .
.‘ . . l 2' _ Attenvzwl by scorn: c.‘ moral-M‘s. the
W'- : '3‘. .‘11 F1." - - ' '
i ll 3 ,1 r 0‘ . , I and! autumnal e.“- Lsrs 1:.
r. 3- l,".'- ' ‘ ~ . , _ ,—
, I ,. . . .. . .. . th~ deterred mama. .‘s r.“
3‘s q; srwl zitvuy. Argon-.1: . v. .. - ~ .- y.
'15-. ~-. -« .< I "4H. 1 n. A“, U325. \vi‘ 1- x ('2- {1“, .l \\>.':lp0rt loam-s o. 1..“
. ‘ T ' f” " ‘ ' , "", i of 'Ifwet‘nle'oem were hc‘i
rt ran-Honk it ;: «l I-‘ .m' "w ,. l-‘a'l .. ,1,“ \V .. -,..
-:3rvls‘r".‘.nr\. Four .grr- .3; “4—. n;.:,1‘ (Continued on Page Tire ve) “ , "e? “L “ ”*p‘I'“
- : :zlnqs. 12.11:. z‘nlm‘ rton
\ l... .V. 3. 3' Th”
\‘x’GSbl?§".C'l ECpr-s.
1‘ wr‘w .31 lemely. imprzsszx e
:rn 'C' <
and Mantiful.
' prearram opvznwi with ti pray-(r
w}: ‘l: . -lsarvl J. Curioll and \\'.I.-‘
' _ an opening hymn ll}
‘NJ’EI. Aifi‘rv-d Krm..l-‘r sin:
Vix'h Me " -{.s. Ina Hlt‘t
'l’TH' “Rock of Ages." Rev El-
'. S. i'fx-l ‘0:- oz' “'ai'sfport. delivered
~I’ETS BUREAU
WILL BE HEPT
. IN HRIDOEPORT
Chief Justice Wheeler and
(Cortinued on Page Five)
CHILDREN’S DAT
IS OBSERVED
. _ Children's Day services were held
C o u nt v Commissmner yesterday m the Norwatk Congrega—
‘ ' - tional and Norwalk M. E. churches.
Ballard Obtain Raoms In The SQE'VICE'S. in both cases. were ex—
County HOUSE, Rent Freefcellent and the programs were very
: ’ elaborate and given in line shape-
for organization The program at the Nomi]: M. E.
BRIDGEPORT. June
5 ‘ church was presented in the evening
- ?"—‘_I°qunder the direction gt a. committee
“7"" 3') mumbled World “in: ca?" : headed by Mrs. Clarence Cable. who
““3 0‘ Bri‘igeF‘O" “"3 “"‘=“'“"°"n.g was assisted bv Mrs. Harry Smith.
mbilant today when l! '
towns were “.1 that u.‘ Vets-cane Mrs. Bauer and Mrs. Gibson. During
was announce . . .l- . . , r n
Bureau wi‘l be retained in Bri’ige--21eerem:3;?g semi? mnemshfl‘ée'i'.
port It haul been expected the bureau 'GeOrgo B. T203; pkins» pa:
would be remove-d to New Haven be- The‘pro toll :
cause government appropriations for Smngfiqfifl‘é’g“: schoooluf
expenses was lacking. ' .- — - . 7
Through the 230m of Chief Jus‘ .mtgzzggemie" Ye Grei.
rice George W. Vc'heeler and County bel. 'flon. '__ 2v
- w. no.5- ”._
Ccmmlsioner Ira..k 9 Ba ar. 0 Recitation—“little F —-\~irgzzua
aces on the second floor of the Court
Home building in Golden Hi3! street.
formerly occupied by Am‘i'ét‘lnim-
tion committee. were offered to the
Mitchell and James Jones.
Song—Infant clan»
Recitation—“A Raf—m Aflen.
Exercise—“Every Day IM—-Se_ v:
“Veterans Bureau and have been ac- . en .
ce ted by Dr. Frederick J. Adams. . 811‘s ‘ ”—
bpysictan in charge or the bureau in R tation— ”The Sunday Schoot
p Helen Sellenbaum. ,3
this CRY.
To have In}: I.
Themseontheoficesin thePro-
fest-load building in Lafayette street.
now occupied by the bureau. expires
on June 3e and the equipment rill
be removes! to the new quarter: July
Recitation —— “Wen Am
James Gib-on. . .
Recitation—”Giving” —- Alice Ander-
son.
Exercise—“Sunbeam! — Five [Rule
m
Recitation—“Do You Like Itr—Jatk
Mam
} -
- = credit for the re- .
While the W? I! this pom Rev. Mr. 1.9mm
nation of the bureau in Bridgeport
through finding quarters free of‘
clear: 3 givenxmt! Comm ‘
mun, cum.
Baby Caught on Pilot ofz :y.rx
2:33} nit i-é-tn augmented. ‘
More than lii‘ty prams ware
lugitt In hatfi krt thvir ll'r's and.
of one li‘Jtl Irrd wen.- mcre or ’
TUSS seriouslv injured in the temps?”
which roar-rd out of tr»: iii": of.
Northarfl Xw-w Jory}. 'zwut tin» Hazl-
snr; in foam-cupped l-l'éil-LJ'Y‘S. swirl:
az"0:<s .\'« 2v York city and ilun HL‘E‘YTl<I
v-‘ii'l energy Cit}:
I
hi on
Islnml :1
T110L15L32ALL
.Tt'VLl- IT 2".’
just ‘vuz‘on 1.. .
“>L" “t i? L"\I !v\ . ." " ='
strewn WRh Q"- fin?
to ""79”? it:
es
hulivlz...
torn \ill
purriv":
p33" srr‘z:
HILLSIDE LATA'N
SCENE OT BEAUTY
ON SATURDAY
“A Pageant of Hours’ ’and
“The Quest of Calidore”
Successfully Given
f-IiIES’f':
in the “Latter
Saint-15.1-
71: ,~.
1-)
The
the two 1:?
....—-fi H.
1 LP 1
Jill
w v-;...
Suzuvtnlué
~14. TL!
such
fine
plnj'l
wfivfits
and hickory
sh TlIl-S so
oak
Pt. 3.33131:
l3 ml as to give mvural Entrant‘r—s
and Exits. The V'ivling ulriVfiv’; 3+-
kind the shrulfi‘ery Ulflkr‘i“: it poqiil-lr:
t C: mhor of other so
' S
irr-Z-A:es<10:s.
Continued on Page Eleven)
PALACE RESTAURANT
IS ATTACHED
Soul .:
The Palace Ewsticmnt on
Main Sift-9t was clr'ws‘wi Saturday i.‘
Deputy Sheriff Edward B- Dank-ms,
three difieront writs of attachment
being placed on the place.
One of the writs. issuing from t?.-:
office of Tammany 8.: Connery was to:
the “'ashington Market. Isadore
Blooms sin. proprietor. Attachment
was made for $175 in this 0356.311 un-
paid bill of $91.03 being alleged and
damages of $125 being enticed.-
Othez' nt‘tachmertsjssaed by
tomey John J. Cuneo and by lie“
5: Candee. called for damages of simi-
lar barge amowts. All cases are re
tunable to the City Court of Nomi}:
on the first Mionday of uls’.
ATTORNEYS WIFE .
v TAKES POISON
ATTORNEYS—.30 ‘FT ,.
73m. G.
was
. {Li'd
path
and you n: in ~nplo.
Til nd struck it.
'gawneoinpinkamaepem.
-ig Gale Traps Thousands Out in Boats on Long
island Sound and Five Persons Were Killed '
1n tne Crash of a FErris “Thee! in the Bronx—-
Bathing Pavilion at City Island Turned Into a
Morgue as the Bodies of Victims Are Brought
Ashore for Identification—~Albany, Boston,
and Many Other Places Hard Hit
.
not stop for rear of capsizinz {lair
own craft. The rescue work m
immediately. but darknes. and m
panic-stricken crowds hindered the
labors of the volunteer life—savers.
Property damage estimated at from
$1.0:w'n3g4w to several times that
amount. was done by the tornado.
The storm followed day of i1:-
tense heat. and was as sudden as it
violent. Low-hanging cloud:
le’T'JFS tr}. l’lfllir‘f-I‘ River were obs-W-
lut the}. Seat? ‘d to be far away
dongs.“ van-a unforeseen. Then.
like magic. the “3::th heavens took
on .2. sinister aspect. the clouds m-
e! 1.3 rim YOWQE‘~I 75>“ earth and before
rre frightened peopfe exposed to the
Plt‘ml‘ntfi could ranch places of safety.
wind can 2-.
Classon's T‘sint. :1
nrar Cizv s‘arnl. was in the direct
of the hurricane. A l-‘-'-rr’u
wheel. hcaxily {rt-lg red with children
.; hart isn't begun to
revolve with its FESSPfiznrs “'th one
So sudden mm
3-3:.2 l .,-I “v: 3K! to
:1: the men in charge
lulli'vl stop it \‘d
[words in the cars h?—
01‘ the thCl was torn
to M
3.
9.
h -}
pleasure ground
- ‘1. l>E-’l"“
inky clctzds.
r-;' 2%.,
army
7101‘
(Continued on Page Five!
’Rail Unions May Secure
Canadian Headquarters
Would Evade a Recent Dc:b
cision of the United States
Supreme Court Holdhg
U n i o n s Liable for
Damages By Their Mm—
hers
CHICAGO. June 11—“ was ma
‘-=_v that any rail strikn
ray lip-crease «rem
States Railroad labor
in» 'iiru‘tml and financ—
to manic the recent
finite-ll States 31-
uvfions liable {or
3-}: their memtwrs.
rail urions Ssi-i to
mole viewed the
nmlian heavian‘
because the units.
nl ormnizalions- _
.‘mtrrassments in can
cruii thus b» :ner'txd.
t
ling
O.
I~ ..
.9 reduction order 3!
to bring: the
workers'
r-zxgwictini
tliiwa)‘
signalmen. stnnouo'
rs and marine de—
=, Inyees numbering 35“,.
. he shopmeu and main—-
Way employees as victim.
lots to the 400.900 rain
. prrwn. sent out from Chim—
' ‘n‘e accompanied by the toilet-
effort should be
vote of (EYE?!
. . The ballot will be
~ soon as possible. 3:5!
tl' Willa; be no stoppage of work
UIZLll you; are properly authorized to
- 0 so.
“171R is. the time for action and
not {2.1}; or unmet-emf! delay. “a.
railway empioyes’ department desire-
thn every ballot shall be in Chicago
at‘the earliest possible day and in no
case later than June 3*).
MISS WOOD REDS ,
IEO A. DORE
A pretty wedding took place at Q
o'clock yesterday afternoon when n ,
Clara Elizabeth “'ood. daughter 1
Mrs; Adeline “‘ood, of 11 m
avenue, became the bride of Leo J.
Doris. of Astoria. L. I. The era--
mony was performed in the WA
of... Paul's Rpm chmhbytht'
react. Rev. Louis B. Bowen. '
The {ride was W at} m
in white Canton crepe with has. h
The
Wood, m of the Bria. s: u.-.
hat to match and'mlfrted pink rugs ,
The boat man In amuse Woo:
brother of the briée. . . ’
Kin Wood was “lbw In.
Neural); where she m (M h
the Beers. Keeler and Bowman ‘
(actors: Hr. Doris h employed hr
Asm L. I.
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